KLIA to get AI body scanners, K9 relocation under new 17-point security plan to curb drug smuggling
Malaysia has approved a phased, 17-point security plan for Kuala Lumpur International Airport to curb drug smuggling. Measures include AI body scanners and relocating K9 units.
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